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Originally Posted by MikMod
I'm sorry, but that paragraph does not say that illusions see the world in any other way than the spell caster thinks it already is.
I'm just working off the (stated) general rule here. The rule specifically under illusions. Illusions only 'know' what the wizard 'knows'. "It's effects are the product of the wizards mind". For me and my campaign this works very well and provides a reasonable and RAW limit to a spell which is already arguably the most powerful spell in TFT.
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It says exactly the same thing for summoned creatures as for illusions and there are no exceptions indicated for how illusions see.
Page 139 says illusions make useful scouts. How is this possible if what an illusion sees is the product of a wizard's mind?